comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Resource systems group - Page 5 : comparemela.com

Racial slur, question on Indigenous identity in virtual calls prompt VT officials to respond

Racial slur, question on Indigenous identity in virtual calls prompt VT officials to respond AP Analysis: A race war raged before Capitol riot Replay Video UP NEXT Vermont officials responded to two separate incidents that occurred during virtual calls this week, including the use of a slur and a question around the validity of Indigenous identity.  One involved the use of the n-word during a Senate Transportation Committee meeting Wednesday. Another came on Tuesday from NEK-TV s Steve Merrill during Gov. Phil Scott s COVID-update conference after he asked a question about Indigenous identity that some considered offensive.   © ELIZABETH MURRAY/FREE PRESS

Vermont hearing: Consultant fired after making racist comment during Senate Transportation Committee video call

By Mallika Kallingal and Rebekah Riess, CNN Updated 3:58 AM ET, Fri February 5, 2021 Steven Gayle (CNN)A consultant has been fired after he was heard making a racist slur during a break in a Vermont Senate Transportation Committee meeting held via Zoom video conferencing, according to his employer. The man, identified on the committee s agenda as Steven Gayle, a consultant for Resource Systems Group, Inc., had been scheduled to testify to the committee on Wednesday. His name was also displayed on the Zoom video. After learning of the incident, Resource Systems Group CEO Stephen Lawe issued an apology on behalf of his company. I apologize to anyone affected by these deplorable remarks. The outburst by an employee of RSG is both regrettable and unforgivable. This kind of behavior is not at all tolerated and the employee was terminated immediately, he said.

State consultant fired after using racial slurs during committee meeting

Updated: 5:05 PM EST Feb 4, 2021 Jake Cookson Digital Media Manager A state consultant has been fired after using racial slurs during a virtual meeting with the Vermont Senate Transportation Committee on Wednesday. Steven Gayle, the consultant and a director with Resource Systems Group, said a slur twice during a 10-minute intermission in the meeting, apparently unaware that his microphone was on. The slurs were not initially noted by anyone in the committee, all of whom were absent from the screen as Gayle appeared alone along with an intermission notice. A spokesperson with the Agency of Transportation confirmed with NBC5 News that Gayle was fired early Thursday morning. “The Agency of Transportation and the State of Vermont will not tolerate racist conduct by consultants engaged by the State, a release from the group read. The Secretary of Transportation contacted the CEO of the company this morning, upon learning of this incident. The CEO has i

Pandemic pushes remote work into the long term

Pandemic pushes remote work into the long term
sentinelsource.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sentinelsource.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.